YOUR RESEARCH996 rims - Concerns on rough roads?
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I'm considering buying a '99 996 Cabrio w/ the standard rims & tires but I live in Manhattan and will be doing most of my driving in the city and North NJ. Has anybody experienced repeated problems with the rims bending from day-to-day driving on less-than-average roads? If so, any solutions to the problem? thanks.
You shouldn't have any problems, but with any low profile tires it is always prudent to avoid potholes when possible.
DC roads are a mess right now since winter is over and you have to be careful about avoiding beach ball size potholes. Other than that I've never had a problem and never bent a rim.
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